Smoking, Drinking, Writing, Womanizing, Smoking, Drinking... - Mad Men - Television - NYTimes.com
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/22/magazine/22madmen-t.html?_r=1&scp=1&sq=mad+man&st=nyt&oref=slogin
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Good article in the NYTime Magazine from last Sunday, it's long but worth the read. It does have some very minor spoilers.
Smoking, Drinking, Writing, Womanizing, Smoking, Drinking... - Mad Men - Television - NYTimes.com http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/22/magazine/22madmen-t.html?_r=1&scp=1&sq=mad+man&st=nyt&oref=slogin
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idowhatiamtold |
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The costume director is neighbors with my friend |
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PAPAYOKE |
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This show needs to come the fuck back already!
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SuitSnob |
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idowhatiamtold wrote: Be sure to thank them for the suits!!! |
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ginaf20697 |
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Marathon on Sunday! Bought the DVD when it came out and pounded through it in a week. Betty <3
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factoryhurl |
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Bump for today's marathon.
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Marque Mywords |
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They're only jumping forward from 1960 to 1962. That should be OK. I was afraid they were going to skip past the Kennedy era and go straight to the
hippie era, which would be a big mistake.
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maxxfisher |
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The creator did say that the series is going to end in 1969/70
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OG sofa |
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i love sundays.
i awoke this morning (eh, maybe it was this afternoon) and my tivo was recording its ass off. the entire fucking first season of mad men was being captured by my dearest, sweetest, little tivo. (a fucking year after it first aired and without a word from me, my precious tivo remembered i loved this show and captured every ep ever aired for me today. if i ever meet a chick named "tivo" i am going to marry her on the spot. ) my god i forgot how good this show was. i always love watching the first ep of any show, its kind of a "sickness" with me. but the first ep of mad men blew me away. maybe more so now than the first viewing, since i have seen so much bad television since then. and y'all know me. i'm as "guy's guy", "old school", "mysigionst", "un-pc" asshole motherfucker as they get (but loveable in my own way.) but i just saw betty shooting at them pigeons (not doves) with a butt hanging from her mouth and that bb gun. i have always thought that was the funniest scene every broadcast on television. i still do... heh. i still have a few more hours to go. i love mad men... |
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OG sofa |
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one...
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OG sofa |
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two.
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tarzan groupie |
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Now THAT was a Sunday! I thoroughly enjoyed that marathon. It made Sunday chores much more enjoyable. And I was happy to see little snippets of the show that I somehow missed the first time around. Like Betty talking to Glenn in the grocery store parking lot. I missed that scene the first time.
I cant' WAIT for the new season! |
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Bumpity bump for tonight. I can barely contain myself.
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molemantn |
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Well that was fun, it wasn't anything of a revolutionary episode, but it was a nice return. Gotta love the place Joan finally found for the copy machine,
hell, you gotta love that copy machine.
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factoryhurl |
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Enjoyable return. Peggy <3
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Angelica2003 |
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Draper: They're kids. They don't know anything.
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OG sofa |
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actually that was quite a time shift, all in only 14 months... technology, relationships, that crack sterling cooper team looking a bit disheveled, that
fucking duck...
weiner wrote that so it is exactly what he wants it to be. it felt. uncomfortable. i'm cool with uncomfortable because i'm cool with weiner. it was fun seeing that joan (my favorite character) is still fucking with peggy (putting the copier in peggy's office) and she that would rather watch tv (jackie k!) than make out with her new jewish doctor target. but so sad that no one drinks coffee anymore... oh, and i almost forgot! betty discovers her inner hookerette...
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OG sofa |
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hey yo, crush...
update the fucking title of this thread. the current one seems so old and tired. so 14 months ago. like the world is passing us by. what are we? sterling cooper? |
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RetroFox |
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I actually can't stand Joan, but that's probably because Peggy is one of my number one faves. Even when Peggy was showing shades of Joan by being a
bitch to that lower secretary, I still loved her for it because we all saw what she went through.
Of course, they couldn't have given us a slight clue as to what happened with Peggy and the baby, but I guess that's just standard Mad Men. They'll reveal everything in like episode nine or something. And based on the preview, it looks like Pete is going to advance at Sterling Cooper this year. I would love to see that cocky little shit move forward and get under Draper's skin some more. |
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I actually can't stand Joan, but that's probably because Peggy is one of my number one faves. i do so feel for peggy. she gets shit from everyone. she has risen above the secretaries to become a jr. copywriter (yay peggy) so now all of the secretaries hate her. now she is playing the game with the boys, and now all of the boys resent/hate her. even don gives her shit, but that's not hate, that's mentoring. i think peggy gets that, but the boys do too and they hate her even more because don won't mentor them. they don't invite her to meetings, they ask her "is this all of the glasses" and "to go find don", they say "you don't count"... it has truly got to suck being peggy trying to advance in this world. toss in becoming pregnant with a married guy you work every fucking day, with her giving up that baby, when she says she wants to have children someday... peggy is the classic greek tragedy character. and such a character weiner can work with. i could write a series called "peggy" around this one character. but she is just one of our ensemble. the reason i love joan (outside of the valentine she presents as she leaves a room in a red dress) is that she has almost no power in this universe, but joan uses the little power she does possess to its maximum efficiency. i have dealt with many "joans" my entire career. and they can eat you up. but, then i have always been a sucker for a well presented valentine... i think the biggest set up tonight was with betty. that scene with her and the tow truck guy was scary for me. she was playing a game she is curious about but one i don't think she truly understands. i fear for betty this season... |
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